@@HistorywithCy : Any chance you could a video on the history of Elam? There is little or nothing by way of videos on this culture. They must be a fascinating culture. They are like Mesopotamia's shadow. They are always in the background, sometimes friendly sometimes bitter enemies. I'd like to lean more about them.
So u basecly mean that every ancient empire are assyrian? Why do u steal history i dont get it, why do u claim Sumerians and babylonians to be blood related to assyrians? That is a lie and its wrong. Sumerians where an empire long before assyrians invaded theyr homeland, assyrians migrated from africa and were a semitic speaking people. Assyrians basecly massacred sumerians and made kurds ancestors run to north of mesopotamia for protection. Then Babylonians and Medes merged and won over assyrians empire, why the fuck would ur "blood related" merge with kurds and go against theyr own people? idiot
@@khaledsulevani8098 no he meant the Mesopotamian civilizations not all idiot and yes sumerians, babylonian and assyrians were related in terms of blood or anything else and kurds didn't come from southern Mesopotamia
@@khaledsulevani8098 she is no idiot sir, all mankind come from one father and mother, Adam and Eve, the separations of races start with the first murder, Cain killing Abel starting the race of devilseed, Cain being the first , devilseed.
Thanks so much! Haha you're in luck! Next month or early November, I'll be starting a new, improved series on Assyria. What you've been watch are some of the earliest videos I had put together when I didn't know much about video editing and sound... hopefully I've improved since then and so the new stuff will be even better (audio and visuals) with more relevant information in a less long-winded style. That's goal...stay tuned and again, thanks so much for stopping by the channel!
assyrian god name-....." ianna " this god indian god. Whose god we called " durga". check Wikimedia " inanna & durga " tha same god in hindu god. Once upon time ago india dived two group 1> god ( auspicious) 2> ossur/ assyrian ( ominous) then war in two group auspicious vs ominous. Auspicious groupe ( god) win by femel god debi durga ( inanna ) . Then all assyrian people ( omnious ) lived india and went to west. And build Mesopotamia. We are indian hindus ( world total population wond by 18%) arya
Very entertaining & nice to hear Saggs mentioned. I was 12 when my dad took me to the British Museum & can still remember the awe at their Assyrian Collection of sculptures especially the huge lamassu to me at least they were far more interesting than Egyptian mummies or the Elgin Marbles. Excellent narration & research.
assyrian god name-....." ianna " this god indian god. Whose god we called " durga". check Wikimedia " inanna & durga " tha same god in hindu god. Once upon time ago india dived two group 1> god ( auspicious) 2> ossur/ assyrian ( ominous) then war in two group auspicious vs ominous. Auspicious groupe ( god) win by femel god debi durga ( inanna ) . Then all assyrian people ( omnious ) lived india and went to west. And build Mesopotamia. We are indian hindus ( world total population wond by 18%) arya
Thank you, I really appreciate the kind words. It's an older one and will be replaced by the new material on Assyria that I'm currently putting... better sound and more detail. I think you'll like those even more. Thanks again!
Thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate it and am thrilled that you're into the history of Assyria. Check out my latest videos on Assyria... they're an update of these older ones. Thanks again!
Thank you for your work and high production values. I do hope that your channel catches on. While the legendary history may not be very accurate, it often captures how the people think of themselves.
Assyria was one of the most powerful empires of the ancient world, dominating the Near East from the 25th century BC until its fall in 609 BC. Known for its military might, sophisticated administration, and grand architecture, Assyria played a crucial role in shaping the history of the ancient Middle East. Its capital cities, such as Ashur and Nineveh, were cultural and economic hubs, featuring impressive palaces, temples, and one of the earliest known libraries, which housed a vast collection of cuneiform texts. Assyria's influence extended across vast regions, including modern-day Iraq, Syria, Turkey, and Iran.
One thing about living within an area enclosed by a big empire is, you could say in that language, "The current emperor sucks." and get away with it. Especially you are in one part and the emperor is thousands of miles away.
Idk about that. Having control over a region requires having at least few understand the other languages. And expressing displeasment about the ruler without it getting punished directly wasn't that uncommon
Hi great vid. I'm very curious to know if the Aramaic language fits into this anywhere ? I know the Church of the East is said to be Aserian n conducted in Aramaic ? Trying to get this cleared up , thank you.
Hi, thanks for stopping by! Actually it does, very much so! What happens eventually is that the Assyrians forcibly relocate large populations of Arameans to all different parts of their empire. This has the unintended result of making the Aramaic language the lingua-franca for hundreds of years afterward. I'm doing a new series on Assyria and will touch up on this in a few months...stay tuned and thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate it!
@@HistorywithCy you are so welcome Cy. Here's another thing I'd like to know if your aware of it ? I was learning about Spain n discovered there is a part of it called the Canary Islands , in which live an ancient people both there , Morocco n other areas of Africa n the Sahara desert called the Amasaigh AkA the Berbers? Could it be the Amasaigh are somehow related to the Aramaic speaking Asserians ?
Could the kings that took Akkadian throne names do so in an effort to differentiate themselves ethnically (or in some other way that “made them more legitimate”) from the others because they considered them to be foreign invaders?
interesting and enjoyable. The closed captioning does need some help: Uh, sure when they meant Ashur, and america where they meant Ammorite. If you stick to the voice all is correct. Probably some sort of software problem. Still, very enjoyable.
Thanks so much for your feedback, I really appreciate it. I'm actually going to be redoing this series so hopefully any bugs like that will be taken care of. Stay tuned and thanks again!
Hi, thanks for stopping by! I actually redid the series... made it into a podcast with 4 episodes: Part I: ruclips.net/video/cdEq9aDg6W8/видео.html Will be doing more in future... stay tuned!
Japheth will dwell in the tents of Shem. The Hamite (Cham) subgroup separated and went into North Africa but Shem and Japheth's groups intertwined from Mt Ararat to The Stepe all the way to Northern India India.
The concept of a “genocide” is a modern western concept that the Assyrians would never have known or espoused. I would say that about “extermination” as well. I’d say what the ancient Hebrews did to their Semitic neighbors and the Roman obliteration of the Carthaginians were pretty close to ethnic cleansing or extermination in antiquity. The Assyrians were def a powerful, and at times ruthless, military oligarchy - I would think of them as the Spartans of the Middle East (interestingly the Assyrians passed on artistic, architectural, and symbolic RT ideas to nearly every power that arose after them, where as the Spartans passed on………war? Dumping infants who are deemed “militaristically weak” down ravines and rocket valleys [Nazi Germany: “Hey! We liked that!”]). The Persians would inherit a lot from the Assyrians and the Babylonians as well as blending that with their culture - and neighboring cultures - on the Iranian plateau.
@@leisyleanimation ……I’m just an anymore observer and commentator - from strictly my own perspective mind you - of this crazy human-dominated world we cohabitate on. Most thinking is purely gobbledygook though. Tis best to just be.
First professional military was made by the Assyrians and the first people to officially claim an empire also were the Assyrians, from Egypt to armenia and stops at arabia, Assyrians conquered the area of 8 countries today, and parts of turkey and persia, not bad for the first Empire in history.
For first superpower, that's difficult. I think that one could argue either the Akkadian or Neo-Sumerian. Many scholars would say Akkadian because it was technically the first empire but this is hard to conclusively confirm. Sargon and Naram-Sin may have campaigned a lot and also claimed to have subjugated many territories, but by all of the revolts, it doesn't seem to have been very stable...not sure if that would give it superpower status. Neo-Sumerian under Shulgi seems to have been a bit more stable. The Neo-Assyrian empire at its height was definitely more powerful than the first two and I'd say first real superpower in the way we define the term today. After that, the Persian Empire due to the Achaemenids conquering more territories in Central Asia and small parts of Europe. Just my opinion...
@@HVLLOW99 Yeah true... one could even add the Hittites during their peak. I think Assyria after Adad-Nirari II though was the most sustainable superpower. For 300 years, no one could effectively challenge them.
“Iraqi Kurd Stan” is really not the right term, even though it exist today as a political geographical reagion, it is our land and occupied by the Kurds
it is your land! and kurdish have occupied 😢😢😢😢 very sad so can you explain where 50 to 60 million kurdish people came from? and what is was your population in that time to make so strong emper just guess? and what is your population now in 2021. you never had emper and you will never have anything on the name of assor in kurdistan.😂😂
The lamassu is a celestial being from Mesopotamia bearing a human head, bull's body, sometimes with the horns and the ears of a bull, and wings. The lamassu was a household protective spirits of the common Babylonian people, becoming associated later as royal protector, and were placed as sentinels at entrances often in pairs.. the two legs at the front view was to show it standing firm and four lrgs from side view to show it mobile.
You pronounced Nineveh, ashur, perfectly. The other is pronounced dur-sharo-keen. A military outpost town of sharokeen...I can say your historic facts are very close. What's great tho, our history matches perfectly with facts of the bible.
Thanks so much, hopefully I'm getting better at that. We'll see with the "Epic of Assyria" podcast series I'm doing how much I've improved (or not). Thanks again!
I have an honest question.. why do we credit so much of history to Roman and Greek when it was the Assyrians who had invented so many things that others take claim for....
Because probably we knew very little about these Mesopotamian civilizations until the late 19th and early 20th century. Rome and Greece was actually known very well to most European kingdoms way before that. So Rome quickly became the Empire for civilization to emulate. It’s very difficult to emulate something you know nothing about
Asshur was a son of Shem ,son of Noah.He was the founder,father of the Assyrians. Some generations later the Assyrians deified Asshur,as Lord Asshur. Every new king of Assyria recited a verse “I put on this crown with the permission of Lord Asshur “!
I think there is nothing like that. or maybe but not only assyran maybe 30 percent of the the world is belong to noah. Asshor is son of monkey from North of Africa ! 😀
I think it is very telling how Asher is diefied. In Genesis he is one of the grandchildren of Noah and cities were named after the founders of the city... like Uruk (Enoch). These people are all cited to live long lives. This would def get godlike status from their offspring. We have a serious mess on our hands and I am pretty sure we will never get a strait answer out of any dirt digging. Just more theories we cant prove.
@Rich Mc You got a time machine homie? Because that is the only way to prove one way or another. Until then, you have faith he didn't exists and I have faith he did... It's still a religious belief, even just to doubt.
@Rich Mc can't argue semantics with me... belief is belief is, no matter the context. Evolution is a belief, atheism is a belief, ghosts are a belief, even doctors admit psyche medication is BELIEF... non of which are proven facts.
@Rich Mc dis-belief is a type of belief..its semantics... everything is belief until proof positive. without proof, everything is theory... or in Moses's case, disproof. Although is there is more evidence of a Hebrew leader than not... so you believe he never existed and I believe he did. semantics. I just like to show that everyone has beliefs, not just religious people. No one persons beliefs or disbelief are any more stupid than another. I think that everything happening by pure chance is stupid. Having faith that you are a random accident is still faith.
As concerns "the great age" of some biblical figures.....North American 'Indians' counted the passing of time in "moons", 700 moons equals approx. 60 years... surely you can do the math. Substitute the moon for the sun and voila...mystery explained. Methusalem was of a normal age, bur perhaps unusually wise for his age, and in translation this was changed or lost.
@@braggsean1026 Exactly: religious beliefs are based on nothing. You have faith only because you want to... it come out of the intangible, hence nothing real.
@@veunsplantgirl6370 😂😂😂😂 you say kurdish is not exist. you idiot don't ever try to insult 50 to 60 million kurdish people. because you are nothing and no body knows if assor is the name of tree or fruit you are not even nation. who claims mesopotmia is there land so.. hahahahhahah. imagine so now is 2021 you are not even 2 million so 3 or 4 thousands years ago you population must be 100 people 😂😂😂😂how the hel you could have such strong emper. but I think this man must have been paid to made up this story.
@@HistorywithCy Well, if you want to know the true meaning of Vedas then read the translation done by Dayanand Saraswati. Arya Samaj is the organisation which promotes the true spirit of vedic monotheism and has franchisee in many countries. European scholars like max Mueller and william jones has done false and distorted commentaries on vedas and made it looks like nature worship. Vedas lays emphasis on worship of a single God, it prohibits idolatry and nature worship.
@@AbhishekTiwari1111 Hi, thanks for your response. Yes, I first read the Vedas in the "Sacred Books of the East" series, which are are now quite old. I'm familiar with Arya samaj. My parents are actually from India (I'm Parsi-Zoroastrian) and have a couple of friends who belong to that group. When I study the Vedas again, I'll be sure to read their translation. Thanks so much for the advice, I appreciate it!
@@AbhishekTiwari1111 Thank you for your kind wishes! Yes, we have common ancestry! Actually it's interesting... I had studied a little bit of Sanskrit because one needs to know a little bit of it to understand older parts of the Avesta, which are are part of the Zoroastrian texts. It's really interesting stuff and I want to make a video about it one day after I've studied it a bit more. Thanks again for stopping by, I really appreciate it and will have some content on the history of India soon!
I think Assyrians and Akkadian are one people, the only differences that the power was changed from Akkad to Assur . Assyrians are the only one to claim Akkadian were their ancestors, the only one who had the same kings name .
Thanks for the comment. I think that is true although some scholars are perplexed by some Hurrian-sounding names of several of the earlier kings in the king list... whether this means that they were Akkadians with Hurrian names or Hurrians who were ruling Ashur at the time is the mystery they're trying to solve. But agree with you, at least from most inscriptions, they were an Akkadian speaking people with a distinct dialect of the language. Thanks again for stopping by, I really appreciate it!
Answer me this..what made the assyrian soo ..Robust..what was their ..chose of beasts they were eating..or myths of they strength...even in they art..they are very Robust as written
Hi, thanks for stopping by. No history has been changed, BCE is just the international standard used all over the world, including the US (all of rent my textbooks use/used it). It means the same thing as BC. Thanks, stay safe!
@Arif Ahmed Khan Separation of church and state have nothing to do with it. The birth of Jesus is what the calendar is based on. Changing to BCE and CE is purposely trying to remove Him from the very thing He influenced. There's no reason for it.
@Arif Ahmed Khan I'm not crying mate. Just making the statement. There is no denying the impact He made in the world. Even the islam knows his importance. they've been using BC and AD for centuries mate. ridiculous to try to remove His impact. I'm not trying to get you to convert mate. Just pointing out the sillynes of trying to erase His impact.
assyrian god name-....." ianna " this god indian god. Whose god we called " durga". check Wikimedia " inanna & durga " tha same god in hindu god. Once upon time ago india dived two group 1> god ( auspicious) 2> ossur/ assyrian ( ominous) then war in two group auspicious vs ominous. Auspicious groupe ( god) win by femel god debi durga ( inanna ) . Then all assyrian people ( omnious ) lived india and went to west. And build Mesopotamia. We are indian hindus ( world total population wond by 18%) arya
Sorry to disagree, but Assyrian aggression had noting to do with Genocide. They always gave their opponents an opportunity to surrender. Their forced Diasporas of conquered peoples were meant to distribute technologies and artistic styles throughout the Empire. Resettlement costs were borne by the State, and local religions were tolerated throughout the Empire. That being said, I would not like it if Assyrians were mad at me. Like many Ancient peoples, I would have invited them over for a visit whenever they were in the neighborhood. It's just enlightened self-interest.
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I am an Assyrian from Iran. Sumerian, Akkadians, Amorites, Assyrian, Babylonian.. are all blood related.
@@HistorywithCy : Any chance you could a video on the history of Elam? There is little or nothing by way of videos on this culture. They must be a fascinating culture. They are like Mesopotamia's shadow. They are always in the background, sometimes friendly sometimes bitter enemies. I'd like to lean more about them.
So u basecly mean that every ancient empire are assyrian? Why do u steal history i dont get it, why do u claim Sumerians and babylonians to be blood related to assyrians? That is a lie and its wrong. Sumerians where an empire long before assyrians invaded theyr homeland, assyrians migrated from africa and were a semitic speaking people. Assyrians basecly massacred sumerians and made kurds ancestors run to north of mesopotamia for protection. Then Babylonians and Medes merged and won over assyrians empire, why the fuck would ur "blood related" merge with kurds and go against theyr own people? idiot
@@khaledsulevani8098 no he meant the Mesopotamian civilizations not all idiot and yes sumerians, babylonian and assyrians were related in terms of blood or anything else and kurds didn't come from southern Mesopotamia
@@khaledsulevani8098 btw people with the same blood can have lots of fights
@@khaledsulevani8098 she is no idiot sir, all mankind come from one father and mother, Adam and Eve, the separations of races start with the first murder, Cain killing Abel starting the race of devilseed, Cain being the first , devilseed.
This Assyrian series is by far my favorite. Way to go Cy. These are amazing.
Thanks so much! Haha you're in luck! Next month or early November, I'll be starting a new, improved series on Assyria. What you've been watch are some of the earliest videos I had put together when I didn't know much about video editing and sound... hopefully I've improved since then and so the new stuff will be even better (audio and visuals) with more relevant information in a less long-winded style. That's goal...stay tuned and again, thanks so much for stopping by the channel!
@@HistorywithCy Looking forward to it!
Blessed be Assyria the work of my hands Isaiah 19:25
History with Cy is one of my favorite and frequently watched series on RUclips. Thanks for your hard work and great content.
Thanks so much for the kind words, I really appreciate it. I'll be doing a whole new series on Assyria soon, stay tuned!
assyrian god name-....." ianna " this god indian god. Whose god we called " durga".
check Wikimedia " inanna & durga " tha same god in hindu god. Once upon time ago india dived two group 1> god ( auspicious)
2> ossur/ assyrian ( ominous)
then war in two group auspicious vs ominous. Auspicious groupe ( god) win by femel god debi durga ( inanna ) . Then all assyrian people ( omnious ) lived india and went to west. And build Mesopotamia. We are indian hindus ( world total population wond by 18%) arya
Very entertaining & nice to hear Saggs mentioned. I was 12 when my dad took me to the British Museum & can still remember the awe at their Assyrian Collection of sculptures especially the huge lamassu to me at least they were far more interesting than Egyptian mummies or the Elgin Marbles. Excellent narration & research.
assyrian god name-....." ianna " this god indian god. Whose god we called " durga".
check Wikimedia " inanna & durga " tha same god in hindu god. Once upon time ago india dived two group 1> god ( auspicious)
2> ossur/ assyrian ( ominous)
then war in two group auspicious vs ominous. Auspicious groupe ( god) win by femel god debi durga ( inanna ) . Then all assyrian people ( omnious ) lived india and went to west. And build Mesopotamia. We are indian hindus ( world total population wond by 18%) arya
Anicent history is my favorite so I am so happy to find your channel. 🤓
Honestly the content on your channel is very humbling, and should make us all appreciate how short sighted most of our thinking about the world is.
Great documentary as usual 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you, I really appreciate the kind words. It's an older one and will be replaced by the new material on Assyria that I'm currently putting... better sound and more detail. I think you'll like those even more. Thanks again!
Great information. Well covered Cy.
Always a treat Cy. Thanks so much.
Thank you, appreciate it! More on Assyria to come, stay safe!
Long live Assyria and God bless Assyrians everywhere. Khaya oomtan Atureta.
Thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate it and am thrilled that you're into the history of Assyria. Check out my latest videos on Assyria... they're an update of these older ones.
Thanks again!
Thank you for your work and high production values. I do hope that your channel catches on.
While the legendary history may not be very accurate, it often captures how the people think of themselves.
Hey Cy, just found your channel a little while ago. Love the videos, keep up the great work!
Thanks so much, glad you like it! More to come, especially on the Assyrians...stay tuned!
Wow. That's a nice rendition of Assyrian History.
Assyria was one of the most powerful empires of the ancient world, dominating the Near East from the 25th century BC until its fall in 609 BC. Known for its military might, sophisticated administration, and grand architecture, Assyria played a crucial role in shaping the history of the ancient Middle East. Its capital cities, such as Ashur and Nineveh, were cultural and economic hubs, featuring impressive palaces, temples, and one of the earliest known libraries, which housed a vast collection of cuneiform texts. Assyria's influence extended across vast regions, including modern-day Iraq, Syria, Turkey, and Iran.
I love being assyrian 💖
So you have an assyrian passport?
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@@dr.wahrheit oh im sorry, are you his boyfriend?
Doood! This videos series is under-rated
Bellissimo! Molto interessante!
One thing about living within an area enclosed by a big empire is, you could say in that language, "The current emperor sucks." and get away with it. Especially you are in one part and the emperor is thousands of miles away.
Idk about that. Having control over a region requires having at least few understand the other languages. And expressing displeasment about the ruler without it getting punished directly wasn't that uncommon
I would have really appreciated some on screen text such as name spellings, years, and other info that could complement the narration
🌵🙋♀️great video glad i found your channel 🌵
Glad you found it too, thank you! Hope all is well in AZ!
@@HistorywithCy thank you! it's great weather here, hope your well
0:05 who else was waiting for the bass to drop?
Hi great vid. I'm very curious to know if the Aramaic language fits into this anywhere ? I know the Church of the East is said to be Aserian n conducted in Aramaic ? Trying to get this cleared up , thank you.
Hi, thanks for stopping by! Actually it does, very much so! What happens eventually is that the Assyrians forcibly relocate large populations of Arameans to all different parts of their empire. This has the unintended result of making the Aramaic language the lingua-franca for hundreds of years afterward. I'm doing a new series on Assyria and will touch up on this in a few months...stay tuned and thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate it!
@@HistorywithCy you are so welcome Cy. Here's another thing I'd like to know if your aware of it ? I was learning about Spain n discovered there is a part of it called the Canary Islands , in which live an ancient people both there , Morocco n other areas of Africa n the Sahara desert called the Amasaigh AkA the Berbers? Could it be the Amasaigh are somehow related to the Aramaic speaking Asserians ?
The God is Ashur the people are ashur the land is Ashur And the language is Ashur . Khaya omta Ashurita ***Ashur Greater***
Where is Episode II?
"Well that's how an Italian friend described it to me."
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Could the kings that took Akkadian throne names do so in an effort to differentiate themselves ethnically (or in some other way that “made them more legitimate”) from the others because they considered them to be foreign invaders?
excelent lectures.
thx you for beaking it down for me
No problem, glad you liked it...stay safe!
They had some bad ass names back in the day.
Yeah, I love saying them... Ashurnasirpal, Shamshi-Adad, Easarhaddon, Sennacherib... that and the names of the Mitanni kings!
History with Cy god bless you.
@@OGDeepStroke You too! May He bless us all!
interesting and enjoyable. The closed captioning does need some help: Uh, sure when they meant Ashur, and america where they meant Ammorite. If you stick to the voice all is correct. Probably some sort of software problem. Still, very enjoyable.
Thanks so much for your feedback, I really appreciate it. I'm actually going to be redoing this series so hopefully any bugs like that will be taken care of. Stay tuned and thanks again!
thank you
Where are the others? This is the only one I see...
Hi, thanks for stopping by! I actually redid the series... made it into a podcast with 4 episodes:
Part I:
ruclips.net/video/cdEq9aDg6W8/видео.html
Will be doing more in future... stay tuned!
@@HistorywithCy Cool! I only found you recently, so I'm starting from oldest to newest to watch them all in order.
Make a video on Ertugrul
You know they still exist right? 3 million last i checked.
Yup, know some myself. But we're talking about ancient, pre-Christian Assyrians here. Thanks for stopping by, stay safe!
It's about 5 million, and that's excluding Chaldeans.
Japheth will dwell in the tents of Shem. The Hamite (Cham) subgroup separated and went into North Africa but Shem and Japheth's groups intertwined from Mt Ararat to The Stepe all the way to Northern India India.
The concept of a “genocide” is a modern western concept that the Assyrians would never have known or espoused. I would say that about “extermination” as well. I’d say what the ancient Hebrews did to their Semitic neighbors and the Roman obliteration of the Carthaginians were pretty close to ethnic cleansing or extermination in antiquity. The Assyrians were def a powerful, and at times ruthless, military oligarchy - I would think of them as the Spartans of the Middle East (interestingly the Assyrians passed on artistic, architectural, and symbolic RT ideas to nearly every power that arose after them, where as the Spartans passed on………war? Dumping infants who are deemed “militaristically weak” down ravines and rocket valleys [Nazi Germany: “Hey! We liked that!”]). The Persians would inherit a lot from the Assyrians and the Babylonians as well as blending that with their culture - and neighboring cultures - on the Iranian plateau.
Agreed and well said.
@@leisyleanimation ……I’m just an anymore observer and commentator - from strictly my own perspective mind you - of this crazy human-dominated world we cohabitate on. Most thinking is purely gobbledygook though. Tis best to just be.
خيا اومتا كبرتا اتوريتا💪💪💪
What do you consider the first world Superpower?
Akkad, China, Assyria, or Persia?
I honestly can't say though I lean more towards Persia.
First professional military was made by the Assyrians and the first people to officially claim an empire also were the Assyrians, from Egypt to armenia and stops at arabia, Assyrians conquered the area of 8 countries today, and parts of turkey and persia, not bad for the first Empire in history.
For first superpower, that's difficult. I think that one could argue either the Akkadian or Neo-Sumerian. Many scholars would say Akkadian because it was technically the first empire but this is hard to conclusively confirm. Sargon and Naram-Sin may have campaigned a lot and also claimed to have subjugated many territories, but by all of the revolts, it doesn't seem to have been very stable...not sure if that would give it superpower status. Neo-Sumerian under Shulgi seems to have been a bit more stable.
The Neo-Assyrian empire at its height was definitely more powerful than the first two and I'd say first real superpower in the way we define the term today. After that, the Persian Empire due to the Achaemenids conquering more territories in Central Asia and small parts of Europe.
Just my opinion...
@@HistorywithCy I agree it is hard to say. One could even argue New kingdom Egypt
@@HVLLOW99 Yeah true... one could even add the Hittites during their peak. I think Assyria after Adad-Nirari II though was the most sustainable superpower. For 300 years, no one could effectively challenge them.
@@HistorywithCy That makes sence too ya
“Iraqi Kurd Stan” is really not the right term, even though it exist today as a political geographical reagion, it is our land and occupied by the Kurds
it is your land! and kurdish have occupied 😢😢😢😢 very sad so can you explain where 50 to 60 million kurdish people came from? and what is was your population in that time to make so strong emper just guess? and what is your population now in 2021. you never had emper and you will never have anything on the name of assor in kurdistan.😂😂
The Zagreus mountains meda@@dastankurdi9049
These are the Asurs, the main antagonists of Vedic Indian literature. Their brutality in war must have contributed to this enmity.
This is a spicy take which I've not come across before
The God is Ashur the Land is Ashur the people are Ashur the language is Ashur****Greater
1:50 this critter has 5 legs too, what's with that!
The lamassu is a celestial being from Mesopotamia bearing a human head, bull's body, sometimes with the horns and the ears of a bull, and wings. The lamassu was a household protective spirits of the common Babylonian people, becoming associated later as royal protector, and were placed as sentinels at entrances often in pairs.. the two legs at the front view was to show it standing firm and four lrgs from side view to show it mobile.
lmfao critter
the english subtitles are just sometimes plain wrong and funny
Yeah those are the RUclips produced ones... been meaning to add subtitles when I get the time. Thanks for watching, really appreciate it!
You pronounced Nineveh, ashur, perfectly. The other is pronounced dur-sharo-keen. A military outpost town of sharokeen...I can say your historic facts are very close. What's great tho, our history matches perfectly with facts of the bible.
Thanks so much, hopefully I'm getting better at that. We'll see with the "Epic of Assyria" podcast series I'm doing how much I've improved (or not).
Thanks again!
Also it’s OR-igin. Not or-IGin
I have an honest question.. why do we credit so much of history to Roman and Greek when it was the Assyrians who had invented so many things that others take claim for....
Because probably we knew very little about these Mesopotamian civilizations until the late 19th and early 20th century. Rome and Greece was actually known very well to most European kingdoms way before that. So Rome quickly became the Empire for civilization to emulate. It’s very difficult to emulate something you know nothing about
السبب واضح وهو اضهار كل شيء بدء من الغرب
الاشوريون هم اشقاء العرب المسلمين
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Tell Asmar
the cedar tree
Asshur was a son of Shem ,son of Noah.He was the founder,father of the Assyrians. Some generations later the Assyrians deified Asshur,as Lord Asshur. Every new king of Assyria recited a verse “I put on this crown with the permission of Lord Asshur “!
I think there is nothing like that. or maybe but not only assyran maybe 30 percent of the the world is belong to noah. Asshor is son of monkey from North of Africa ! 😀
@علي ياسرso in that case at the beginning lol they start fuckin one another I meant. brothers with sisters. what a stupid idea you have bro!
I think it is very telling how Asher is diefied. In Genesis he is one of the grandchildren of Noah and cities were named after the founders of the city... like Uruk (Enoch). These people are all cited to live long lives. This would def get godlike status from their offspring. We have a serious mess on our hands and I am pretty sure we will never get a strait answer out of any dirt digging. Just more theories we cant prove.
@Rich Mc You got a time machine homie? Because that is the only way to prove one way or another. Until then, you have faith he didn't exists and I have faith he did... It's still a religious belief, even just to doubt.
@Rich Mc can't argue semantics with me... belief is belief is, no matter the context. Evolution is a belief, atheism is a belief, ghosts are a belief, even doctors admit psyche medication is BELIEF... non of which are proven facts.
@Rich Mc dis-belief is a type of belief..its semantics... everything is belief until proof positive. without proof, everything is theory... or in Moses's case, disproof. Although is there is more evidence of a Hebrew leader than not... so you believe he never existed and I believe he did. semantics. I just like to show that everyone has beliefs, not just religious people. No one persons beliefs or disbelief are any more stupid than another. I think that everything happening by pure chance is stupid. Having faith that you are a random accident is still faith.
As concerns "the great age" of some biblical figures.....North American 'Indians' counted the passing of time in "moons", 700 moons equals approx. 60 years... surely you can do the math. Substitute the moon for the sun and voila...mystery explained. Methusalem was of a normal age, bur perhaps unusually wise for his age, and in translation this was changed or lost.
@@braggsean1026 Exactly: religious beliefs are based on nothing. You have faith only because you want to... it come out of the intangible, hence nothing real.
Sarbon ,not ,,sargon,,
Kurdish people who?
Hahaha, Kurdish don't exist, and yet claim Iraq belongs to them over our dead body, it is an Assyrian country and we will claim it back soon someday
@@veunsplantgirl6370 I just found out Iraq has Kurdish president 😭 what a joke
@@mattmoney6654 tell me about it, the Bible talks about Assyrian and Israeli and Egyptian from genesis and so on.
@@veunsplantgirl6370 😂😂😂😂 you say kurdish is not exist. you idiot don't ever try to insult 50 to 60 million kurdish people. because you are nothing and no body knows if assor is the name of tree or fruit you are not even nation. who claims mesopotmia is there land so.. hahahahhahah. imagine so now is 2021 you are not even 2 million so 3 or 4 thousands years ago you population must be 100 people 😂😂😂😂how the hel you could have such strong emper. but I think this man must have been paid to made up this story.
Assyria's ancient name is Assur. In our vedic literature the term 'Assur' is used for the people who are selfish and of evil characters.
Interesting, thanks! I've read an English translation of the Rg Veda...was very thought-provoking. Thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate it!
@@HistorywithCy Well, if you want to know the true meaning of Vedas then read the translation done by Dayanand Saraswati. Arya Samaj is the organisation which promotes the true spirit of vedic monotheism and has franchisee in many countries. European scholars like max Mueller and william jones has done false and distorted commentaries on vedas and made it looks like nature worship. Vedas lays emphasis on worship of a single God, it prohibits idolatry and nature worship.
@@AbhishekTiwari1111 Hi, thanks for your response. Yes, I first read the Vedas in the "Sacred Books of the East" series, which are are now quite old. I'm familiar with Arya samaj. My parents are actually from India (I'm Parsi-Zoroastrian) and have a couple of friends who belong to that group. When I study the Vedas again, I'll be sure to read their translation. Thanks so much for the advice, I appreciate it!
@@HistorywithCy So, we are Aryan brother GREAT!. Ahura Mazda bless you and soon your channel hit 1million subscribers count.
@@AbhishekTiwari1111 Thank you for your kind wishes! Yes, we have common ancestry! Actually it's interesting... I had studied a little bit of Sanskrit because one needs to know a little bit of it to understand older parts of the Avesta, which are are part of the Zoroastrian texts. It's really interesting stuff and I want to make a video about it one day after I've studied it a bit more.
Thanks again for stopping by, I really appreciate it and will have some content on the history of India soon!
I think Assyrians and Akkadian are one people, the only differences that the power was changed from Akkad to Assur . Assyrians are the only one to claim Akkadian were their ancestors, the only one who had the same kings name .
Thanks for the comment. I think that is true although some scholars are perplexed by some Hurrian-sounding names of several of the earlier kings in the king list... whether this means that they were Akkadians with Hurrian names or Hurrians who were ruling Ashur at the time is the mystery they're trying to solve. But agree with you, at least from most inscriptions, they were an Akkadian speaking people with a distinct dialect of the language.
Thanks again for stopping by, I really appreciate it!
Answer me this..what made the assyrian soo ..Robust..what was their ..chose of beasts they were eating..or myths of they strength...even in they art..they are very Robust as written
It is a crime ‼️to call our land Kurdistan ( the land of the Kurds) specially because we Assyrians still exist ‼️
Just stop
the lion got shot in head with arrow 😄
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IT says koreans when you say hurians.
Ha
Entertaining, but when you switch B.C. with bce, it makes me wonder what other history you changed for this video.
Hi, thanks for stopping by. No history has been changed, BCE is just the international standard used all over the world, including the US (all of rent my textbooks use/used it). It means the same thing as BC. Thanks, stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy it has been changed, not sure what you read but I can supply you with the reference if you need.
@Arif Ahmed Khan hey moron, if you can't do anything but surfer talk, you should just stay off your mom's computer.
As an Assyrian i truly believe we’ll get our land back just like the Jews in 1948 it’s promised in the bible 🙏
Oh just stop social conforming
Weather it's one day from now or one hundred years from now......Assyria Will Be Free....Assyria Will Rise once again.
Great video HOWEVER... It's BC and AD. Has been for years and years
@Arif Ahmed Khan BCE means before common era. CE means common era. BC means before Christ. AD means anno domini.
@Arif Ahmed Khan Separation of church and state have nothing to do with it. The birth of Jesus is what the calendar is based on. Changing to BCE and CE is purposely trying to remove Him from the very thing He influenced. There's no reason for it.
@Arif Ahmed Khan I'm not crying mate. Just making the statement. There is no denying the impact He made in the world. Even the islam knows his importance. they've been using BC and AD for centuries mate. ridiculous to try to remove His impact. I'm not trying to get you to convert mate. Just pointing out the sillynes of trying to erase His impact.
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Pre terrorism age 😊
assyrian god name-....." ianna " this god indian god. Whose god we called " durga".
check Wikimedia " inanna & durga " tha same god in hindu god. Once upon time ago india dived two group 1> god ( auspicious)
2> ossur/ assyrian ( ominous)
then war in two group auspicious vs ominous. Auspicious groupe ( god) win by femel god debi durga ( inanna ) . Then all assyrian people ( omnious ) lived india and went to west. And build Mesopotamia. We are indian hindus ( world total population wond by 18%) arya
Sorry to disagree, but Assyrian aggression had noting to do with Genocide. They always gave their opponents an opportunity to surrender. Their forced Diasporas of conquered peoples were meant to distribute technologies and artistic styles throughout the Empire. Resettlement costs were borne by the State, and local religions were tolerated throughout the Empire.
That being said, I would not like it if Assyrians were mad at me. Like many Ancient peoples, I would have invited them over for a visit whenever they were in the neighborhood. It's just enlightened self-interest.
The original syrians was black
semetic people
like arabs
OK. This video isn't about Syrians though.
They where black, this was before the middle east was created
Lol
Assyria will soon be a Renaissance nation-state again just like Israel 🇮🇱 in 1948...Isaiah 37...Keep the faith...
Oh just stop
Does this series Cover the Assyrians immigrating to Europe becoming Germani (Germany) later? Its important to bible prophecy. (Im 5.min in)
That's not really how it happened.
They're giants or who we call aliens these days. They could be the Grays for all we know!
@Arif Ahmed Khan You're right. I educated myself further and discovered they are a Human tribe from Shem. They're Semite. The Assyrians.
@Arif Ahmed Khan Yes, the Semite who are Adam seed. You should watch the video I just made called, *_Royal Bloodlines - Serpent seed post flood._*
@@AverageAmerican. SATAN OFFSPRING. IN Deuteronomy 20:17. ….ASSYRIAN SATAN. Ezekiel 31:1:9. WHO HATES US WHITES.
BCE is offensive. If you are going to use Pope Gregory's calendar the least you can do is notate it properly.
He’s using it right now